Examples of using An existence in English and their translations into Hebrew
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also of the Cosmos, in so far as this has an influence on such an existence.
upper forces that eventually depict and present on our internal screens a kind of an existence that drives a person toward correction.
no matter if it has an existence or not--nothing can escape,
in which a space explorer has been altered to be immune to pain but finds such an existence intolerable, and"A Momentary Taste of Being", in which the true purpose of humanity,
Then people will feel in a new way how their souls expand with joy during these first days of spring and understand the manner in which the sources of spiritual life can liberate us from the material world and from the narrowness of an existence that is tied to material things.
through Love Being atones for their sins, through Love Being experiencing an existence of Light, Love and Being by turns,
this work by Amorales refers to contemporary existence in the public space; an existence frequently threatened by unexpected violent eruptions, various ideological bursts,
What an existence.
Of an existence you once beheld.
We would have to find an existence.
He has an existence in this second conception.
Trying to scrape out some miserable scrap of an existence!
But can we adapt to such an existence?
The Jews have lived an existence that is much harder than ours.
The Japanese cannot think of an existence beyond the realm of nature.
I could have made that shit hole you called an existence gleam with accomplishment.
He continued:'The Jews have lived an existence that is much harder than ours.
In multicellular organisms, single cells do not have an existence outside of the whole organism.
According to Penfield, the patients think of themselves as having an existence separate from their bodies.